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Stretching from west to east.
Altocumulus stratiformus translucidus
The cloud is an extensive thin sheet (species stratiformis) with merged cloud elements arranged in broadly parallel lines (variety undulatus). The sky is easily visible through the layer, identifying the variety translucidus. The blue of the sky can also be seen in the spaces between the lines of merged elements (variety perlucidus). The colour is predominantly white, with some light grey colouration near the back edge due to the cloud being thicker and to the low angle of the Sun.
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Sunrise at Nightcliff foreshore. Some lightning at the time but did not catch any of that. Roughly 40km out to sea.
Olympus OM-D E-M5 Mk II
Olympus M.Zuiko 7-14mm f2.8 Pro @ 8mm, f9.0
50 sec exposure
6-stop IRND
3-stop GNDR
Landscapes made of clouds, seen in the infrared part of the spectrum during flights more than eight kilometers above the ground.
NEX-5, IR modified (> 700 nm)
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Panorama of clouds, east Madeira.
Processed with Adobe Camera Raw
Post Processing in Photoshop.
° My photoshop tutorial on Layers, Masks, Selections & Channels.
° Channel mixer tutorial to remove lens flare spots.
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Wednesday afternoon on Carn Brea, looking across the landscape and some amazing light and clouds that day.
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Captured by Canon SX50 above the Ob' river against Pobeda village (near Tomsk city in Western Siberia, Russia). Jul 2014.
The numerous mountains and buttes that surround Bend are often the subject of photographs as they are beautifully rugged and can easily dominate any frame. Here, they play a bit of a secondary role to the amazing cloud display going on overhead.
10,000 foot peaks provide a bit of spatial perspective as they sit below the cloudscape above. Worth including them in the final image, even if it is just the bottom sliver.
Image with my Hasselblad 500cm
Pure himalayan coloured poetry.
Yet another unique view as you can't direct clouds as if they were drones.
This was taken near a place called Thiksey Monastery, in Ladakh, India. The Monastery is one of a kind, listed in the Unesco heritage list, lost in the mountains, but that piece of tower in that picture was the cherry on the cake.
A cherry the size of a watermelon.